Suppression of Quacks and Need for Better Medical Training
The piece argues for Congress to curb charlatans in medicine and urges improved medical education focused on judgment and empathy. It contrasts outcomes of naturally talented individuals in engineering versus medicine, warning that brains alone do not make great doctors. It condemns advertising specialists and calls for home education and selective admissions to combat bogus practices. It ends with a wary note about gullible patients seeking quick cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Chicago
Congress
Young Nevada Chickens Spur Global Industry Boost
J D Loons of Iowa promoted day old chickens at a penny or two each, betting profits over eggs. Advertising in his locality, he started a trend that grew into a worldwide industry as buyers ordered by express. Many breeds arrived, with White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds most common. Osraan City depot and Carson are cited for daily deliveries, with ten thousand birds expected for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Loons
Iowa
Express
Osraan City
Carson
Rhode Island
Carson News
Insurgent Republicans Clash In Nevada State Printer Race
Nevada's insurgent Republican faction led by Bill Booth of the Tonopah Bonanza signals a hard struggle for state power. Booth's challenge sparks a machine-vs-insurgent dynamic, threatening candidates including Gil Douglas and Washoe figures like Lansford, with shifts in Secretary of State and Lieutenant Governor timelines hinted. Democratic observers note internal party feuding as Judge Sweeney edges into the Senate race amid Dickerson-Sweeney factional tensions.
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Bill” Booth
Tonopah Bonanza
Booth
Blakesles
Nixon
Tor Booth
Nevada
Gil Douglas
Bill Lansford
Reno
Lansford
Washoe County
Lanaford
Ollie
Huston
Lander
Oddie
Massey
Waehoe
Morehouse
Finnigan
Maxson
Springmeyer
Big Booth
Tonopah
Ely
Dickerson
Pres
Mazaon
Judge Sweeney
Senate
Reno Nevada
John Considine
United States Senate
Sweeney
New Primary Registration Duties For Registry Agents
The text outlines the duties of Registry Agents under the new Primary Election law. It requires using the last general election rolls with supplements to create current primary registers, keeping offices open at least 50 days before the primary for adding names and transfers, and paying agents for copying data. It also notes regular train service on the Salt Lake Los Angeles and San Pedro Pioche branch resumes after floods damaged the line yesterday.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Pioche
Quarantine urged on Utah alfalfa products
A Nevada newspaper warns against Utah alfalfa and seed entering neighboring states amid the Utah weevil pest. It urges immediate quarantine measures and imminent legislative action to curb Utah agricultural shipments. A Battle Mountain prospector also reports two promising earths, Fuller's earth and Keisel's sour satam acid, with potential New York review.
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Utah
Nevada
Churchill County Eagle
Battle Mountain
Fuller
Keisel
Dresden
New York
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Meee
Bree
Yee Eee
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Sean Rear Sar
Henry E. Mitchell
puvercuAn
Eureka
Edward and Clark Streets
Otto T. Williams
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Same
Theodore Plyme
Yenabo
Lander County
ASK
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Scheeline Banking & Trust Co
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J. B. Biale
Giant Powder Co
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